Some reviews say this does not fit the 60D correctly. Does it or does it not??? Update 7/13/2013: I did purchase this item for my Canon 60D and it fits perfectly. The extension eye piece actually wraps around the original eye piece (it does not replace it), and it does not have any glass in it. The rubber around the opening merely outlines the original eye lens so it fits snuggly. I'm not sure what Brice R. Baker meant by "too much medication in the lens, makes picture blurred a little." You're still using the original lens; it's just positioned away from the camera base a little. However, you will probably need to refocus the viewfinder after you install it. Some reviews say this does not fit the 60D correctly. Does it or does it not??? Update 7/13/2013: I did purchase this item for my Canon 60D and it fits perfectly. The extension eye... » Read More Some reviews say this does not fit the 60D correctly. Does it or does it not??? Update 7/13/2013: I did purchase this item for my Canon 60D and it fits perfectly. The extension eye piece actually wraps around the original eye piece (it does not replace it), and it does not have any glass in it. The rubber around the opening merely outlines the original eye lens so it fits snuggly. I'm not sure what Brice R. Baker meant by "too much medication in the lens, makes picture blurred a little." You're still using the original lens; it's just positioned away from the camera base a little. However, you will probably need to refocus the viewfinder after you install it. « Show Less
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Canon'a official website for the 60D lists the EP-EX15 II as an accessory. So it better fit or Canon has some explaining to do! My guess is it does, because the 60D and the Digital Rebel series have the same size viewfinders. The 7D, 5D Mk III, and some of the 1D models have a much larger viewfinder. I ordered this by mistake, & there was no way it would fit my 7D - slid-on slots were far too narrow. It should be fine for the 60D though (according to Canon website).
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I don't know what to tell you. As I mentioned in my review, I have 7D and this item doesn't fit it. Never tried it with 60D.
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Fits my rebel t4i like the original. This is the real canon part. Not a knock off. I use it with the canon eyepiece extension.
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It fits my Canon 60D perfectly.... I would fully expect it to fit yours too. I am so happy I bought it!
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The description given on this item states it is a 60m. I do stand corrected that the case I got with my 3+ is only a 40m. The difference seems to be the 60m has a round lens bevel that has screws around it. The case I have does not have this feature. It has a square frame with no screws. At any rate, I am not an expert but the item description says it is a 60m so let's assume it is so.
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Mia - I use mine primarily with a Canon 60d and it is wonderful! I did run I to an issue with one of the tightening screws not behaving properly but it is a very inexpensive fix from a local hardware shop. For the money, it is one of the best improvements I have made to my camera rig.
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I feel like an idiot! Yes it works perfectly with my Canon 60D and the 600 Ex Rt flash. I am very happy with it so far and I have been about 60 feet away out of view of the camera and it fired every time. I have found that I need to reduce the flash exposure compensation a bit (minus a stop or so) to get the ETTL exposure the way I want it but I think that may be personal taste.
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When we first got ours we had the same problem with clarity and had searched all through the menu options with the blurry image trying to find it. The plastic part around the lens is what you use to focus the image. The first time it felt like that wouldn't move but if you keep at it gently it will work and then you won't have any problems moving forward. Once you fix the clarity you can read the menu better to adjust the image size. Good luck.
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Hi, though the adapter should work fine I would recommend purchasing one of higher quality; I bought this adapter and after about four months of relatively heavy use it started to fall apart. Specifically, the locking mechanism on the lens to adapter side sometimes disengages and the adapter ring has now begun to separate into two parts, the result of which is that the lens can sit at an angle from the camera body if not propped up with a finger. However, if you're looking to save money the latter problem could possibly be remedied by using a tiny screwdriver for eyeglasses, though I'm not sure as I have not yet tried. Hi, though the adapter should work fine I would recommend purchasing one of higher quality; I bought this adapter and after about four months of relatively heavy use it started to fall apart. Specifically, the locking mechanism on the lens to adapter side sometimes disengages and the adapter ring has now begun to separate into two parts, the result of which is that the lens can sit at an angle from the camera body if not propped up with a finger. However, if you're looking to save money the latter problem could possibly be remedied by using a tiny screwdriver for eyeglasses, though I'm not... » Read More Hi, though the adapter should work fine I would recommend purchasing one of higher quality; I bought this adapter and after about four months of relatively heavy use it started to fall apart. Specifically, the locking mechanism on the lens to adapter side sometimes disengages and the adapter ring has now begun to separate into two parts, the result of which is that the lens can sit at an angle from the camera body if not propped up with a finger. However, if you're looking to save money the latter problem could possibly be remedied by using a tiny screwdriver for eyeglasses, though I'm not sure as I have not yet tried. « Show Less
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There is around 1/8 - 1/4 inch of space between end of lense and inside of lense cover it appears to me. Since I do not have a lense adapter ring or filter (yet) I can't say for sure if it would fit. You can always return the case if it doesn't work. ? for you - how does the lens adapter ring and filter attachment work for you on this camera? What ring do you use? Thanks.
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Mine got bent and now opens partially then I open it with my finger. Took it to canon and they said it's not covered. Couldn't repair it either b/c lens cap is part of the entire lens. Offered me a refurb for 550. I said no thanks. Still using it but it's a pain.
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Hi. The issue to keep in mind is the distance from the outer most Canon extender lens surface to the Bower telescope recessed lens in all the available lens extenders (lens magnification multipliers). In this case I have to advise not a good idea as they will not match up. I do use an extender multiplier lens adapter made by Kenko, C-AF 2X Teleplus Pro 300. I have used it with all my Canon lenses and the Bower lens you are asking about. Remember, you will also need an adapter ring to match the Bower lens to the Canon camera or extender. When ordering the Bower lens you will need to pay attention to which adapter ring is being offered as they list it with different adapter rings for sale on Amazon.com. Additionally, when looking at other than Canon lens extenders (2x) be careful with the issue of lens depth as you match one lens with an extender. The Kenko 2x lens extender does allow room for Canon lenses to fit. Hope this is helpful. If you have any other questions just use the same system to write. Without saying, putting a 2X extender on a 600 to 1300 mm lens will make it very difficult to focus on an image unless you have a really good tripod...heavy duty and expensive. One with adjusting gears will make life a lot more fun. Good Luck!!!
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Yes Donna, this work w/canon 60D! I actually bought it for my 60D & just ordered another one for a friend! REALLY nice accessory for the 60D & is a must have! Includes 2 magazines (1 for regular camera battery; spots for 2 batteries but you only need 1 & 6 AA batteries magazine; which I use as a backup when I'm out shooting) You & the hubby will not be disappointed! Hope my response helps!
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Well my camera is definitely the 60D camera so I am very pleased with it. However, I can only say that looking at the display of the camera shown, with all the accessories, it looks just like the camera that I received. They do have an excellent return policy through Amazon, so if you needed to return it because it is not as shown, I am sure they would honor it. I do believe it is the 60D. Hope this helps you in deciding. I sure like my camera. Donna
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Yes, I purchased it for a 60D. I tried it when I got it. However I have not used it yet. I had to get another connector for the camera. The one that came with it does no fit the 60D. It was another 7 dollars.
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I'd recommend you look at the Op/Tech covers rather than this style. I bought the one you asked about but didn't use it for long -- it was too bulky. I replaced it with an Op/Tech cover and never looked back. As I recall the Op/Tech website had a chart matching certain cameras and lenses with their array of sizes. I used it and the fit is perfect. Hope this helps.
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One thing I can say is that it fits my t3i, and it also fits my old Canon film cameras, the AT-1 and the Canon AE Program. That's a full frame camera you've got there, so I can't say for sure, but I would be surprised if all Canon DSLRs didn't have the same size eyepiece. Especially since it fits the eyepiece slots on my 39 year old and 31 year old Canon 35mm film cameras. One other thing you might like to know is that with that eyecup attached it is in the way of the articulated display on the T3i. When I swing the display out I have to hold up the bottom of the rubber part or else just slip it off. Same with closing the display too of course. I don't know the dimensions of the 70D so I can't say if that might be an issue with you too. Even so, it's such a trivial matter calling it an issue is a stretch. Buy it and enjoy. Oh! One other thing related to the viewfinder you might want to consider buying if you don't already have it is an extension that extends the eyepiece out about 3/8 of and inch or so. It makes it a lot easier to belly up to the bar as it were and acquire an image, especially if you wear glasses. Sorry for the mixed metaphor. :D
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yes, it perfectly fit Canon 60D. I do have this lens available if you are interesting.
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works great for my 60d great for going to the beach or anywhere theres sand dust or a slight drizzle. if you plan on using a battery grip you will have to shave the bottom off to get a flush fit or the grip will not work even a mm makes a difference. i shaved/trimmed mine at the bottom very slowly and it works great with my battery grip... well worth it for you if you do a lot of outdoors stuff.. the only minor drawback is that if u like to make quick lens changes then it will slow you down as you have to look at the lens and ensure it is seated properly as the snugit lives up to its name as being quite snug. works great for my 60d great for going to the beach or anywhere theres sand dust or a slight drizzle. if you plan on using a battery grip you will have to shave the bottom off to get a flush fit or the grip will not work even a mm makes a difference. i shaved/trimmed mine at the bottom very slowly and it works great with my battery grip... well worth it for you if you do a lot of outdoors stuff.. the only minor drawback is that if u like to make quick lens changes then it will slow you down as you have to look at the lens and ensure it is seated properly as the snugit lives up to its name... » Read More works great for my 60d great for going to the beach or anywhere theres sand dust or a slight drizzle. if you plan on using a battery grip you will have to shave the bottom off to get a flush fit or the grip will not work even a mm makes a difference. i shaved/trimmed mine at the bottom very slowly and it works great with my battery grip... well worth it for you if you do a lot of outdoors stuff.. the only minor drawback is that if u like to make quick lens changes then it will slow you down as you have to look at the lens and ensure it is seated properly as the snugit lives up to its name as being quite snug. « Show Less